The Premier League Thread

[Theatre of dreams]

Bradley the next Manager casualty.

 

[Scouseinthehouse]

What is the point in binning him now? That's two managers gone in less than half a season from Swansea. And they SERIOUSLY expect another coach to come in and turn this shitshow around when they aren't interested in stability?

Bob Bradley is a clown no question. But Swansea's problems run FAR deeper than him and aren't going to go away now he's no longer there.

The next chump will just inherit them like Bradley did before they can his *** for not being a miracle worker too.

 

[Scouseinthehouse]

'KINELL! That never done F all ball sack for a face ******* Redknapp wants the Swansea job now!

What have they done to deserve this ****?

 

[Scouseinthehouse]

Dang it. Need a new FF 'keeper now!

Big bonus the 2nd like. Harsh but true as much you don't like to see anyone injured.

 

[Tyton]

Don't know what the **** is going on at Swansea. Just 2 years back they looked like a superbly run club, they stayed up confidently even with relatively small resources, did good on the transfer marekt, played good football....

 

[Scouseinthehouse]

Don't know what the **** is going on at Swansea. Just 2 years back they looked like a superbly run club, they stayed up confidently even with relatively small resources, did good on the transfer marekt, played good football....

Change of ownership to American owners that don't have a frigging clue about football.

 

[RhQQ]

It'd be a bad decision from Giggs. Like Neville with Valencia, it'd the right job at the WRONG time. And then be forever lambasted left, right & centre as they're somehow expected to walk in and instantly become a Sir Alex overnight.

 

[Subtle]

What is the point in binning him now? That's two managers gone in less than half a season from Swansea. And they SERIOUSLY expect another coach to come in and turn this shitshow around when they aren't interested in stability?

Bob Bradley is a clown no question. But Swansea's problems run FAR deeper than him and aren't going to go away now he's no longer there.

The next chump will just inherit them like Bradley did before they can his *** for not being a miracle worker too.

They were getting absolutely ******* caned every match, so it makes sense that they wouldn't trust him with the transfer window or relegation battle. Almost commendable really, them holding their hands up and saying "ok, we screwed up, let's not be stubborn and let this guarantee to relegate the club because of our pride."

Of course, them sacking Guidolin was disgraceful in the first place. Yes, he has a bad start to the season, but when you look at who they actually played in those fixtures, it's not exactly surprising. They've definitely got issues, but with that squad they should be in the second half of the table, not inching closer to relegation.

 

[Alc]

Its the ideal job for Giggs. The Swansea squad should be nowhere near the relegation battle. He just needs to go in, get the players onside which shouldn't be too hard with his reputation and get them playing like their proper selves and lap up the praise at the end for saving them from certain relegation.

 

[Subtle]

Its the ideal job for Giggs. The Swansea squad should be nowhere near the relegation battle. He just needs to go in, get the players onside which shouldn't be too hard with his reputation and get them playing like their proper selves and lap up the praise at the end for saving them from certain relegation.

This is why it'll be all the better when he ***** it up >: )

 

[Tyton]

Replacing Guidolin would be a an ideal job for Giggs, but now he would have to be batshit insane to take the job. He only has one window to fix things, and they're in such a bad position they will have massive problem attracting players.

 

[Theatre of dreams]

Another ref masterclass this season by Dean!

 

[Scouseinthehouse]

Another ref masterclass this season by Dean!

Far be it from me to praise that idiot, but I thought he got all that incident right.

Waited to give Alli the advantage to see what happened. Then blew it back for the foul. Used his discretion under the changed rules to deem that it was a foul and not attempting to play the ball so the double jeopardy doesn't come into effect and consequently walked Redmond.

The only question was whether it started outside the area but everything else I thought he was sound on. Shrugs.

 

[Theatre of dreams]

Far be it from me to praise that idiot, but I thought he got all that incident right.

Waited to give Alli the advantage to see what happened. Then blew it back for the foul. Used his discretion under the changed rules to deem that it was a foul and not attempting to play the ball so the double jeopardy doesn't come into effect and consequently walked Redmond.

The only question was whether it started outside the area but everything else I thought he was sound on. Shrugs.

Defo outside the area. He's another Muppet ref that likes to be centre of attention! The way he ran and stood over the peno spot then leant over and pointed at it was comical. Refs this season are absolute shocking, and costing results with there *****. How there not held accountable is beyond me. And I think it's wrong they don't get interviewed. Didn't even mention it at the time but we was denied 3 clear peno against Sunderland.

 

[Scouseinthehouse]

You also got the game changing second when Sunderland were still in the game that was clearly offside so you can't realy have many complaints from Monday.

 

[Theatre of dreams]

You also got the game changing second when Sunderland were still in the game that was clearly offside so you can't realy have many complaints from Monday.

The third was offside not the second. And there player should of seen red when Mky was brought down through on goal.

 

[Scouseinthehouse]

The third was offside not the second. And there player should of seen red when Mky was brought down through on goal.

Was Metal Mickey's the third? Thought it was the second. My bad.

But off recent memory for balance you could look at Rojo not walking in two straight away's that change the game completely at 0-0. Point being that they invariably even themselves out over the course of a year. Good and bad.

Contrary to Mourinho's bleating not too long back, Utd are no more hard done to/ unlucky than most other teams.

 

[Alc]

Its not about holding referee's accountable. The game is just so fast these days that to expect refs to be making consistently right decisions every single time is maddening. Instead of punishing them or holding them to account, we should really be trying to make their job easier by introducing video decisions etc.

 

[Theatre of dreams]

Was Metal Mickey's the third? Thought it was the second. My bad.

But off recent memory for balance you could look at Rojo not walking in two straight away's that change the game completely at 0-0. Point being that they invariably even themselves out over the course of a year. Good and bad.

Contrary to Mourinho's bleating not too long back, Utd are no more hard done to/ unlucky than most other teams.

I wasn't try to turn this into a Ref vs Utd and how we've been hard done by debate. As I stated on many occasion that we've had decisions go in our favour. But the mistakes the refs are making are seriously changing games and in the end having a big say in results with there poor officiating. Don't know why Mou has been brought into this as I was talking about how it effecting all managers. Was not complaining about Utd as such.

 

[Theatre of dreams]

Its not about holding referee's accountable. The game is just so fast these days that to expect refs to be making consistently right decisions every single time is maddening. Instead of punishing them or holding them to account, we should really be trying to make their job easier by introducing video decisions etc.

I 100% agree! And glad there starting testing and by all accounts it's going well. But some decisions are absolute shockers and glaringly obvious even when the ref has been there looking directly at the incidents.